Emily Myers

Amazon's plans to lease warehouse space in Red Hook, Brooklyn, are raising concerns about unsustainable truck traffic in the area.

A new public park—Waterline Square—opened on the Upper West Side connecting three waterfront developments at the southern tip of Riverside Park

JP Morgan Chase sent a memo to loan professionals saying the bank would now only be willing to lend 70 percent of the sale price for jumbo loans, forcing NYC buyers to up their down payments by an additional 10 percent. Other banks are expected to follow suit.

A Bronx pastor who sold his congregation's land to developers with the promise of getting a new church says he has nothing to show for it.

A controversial development along the waterfront in Queens with retail and residential space, including some affordable apartments, has won a crucial vote to move forward.

When the pandemic shut New York City down in March, Christopher Grant and Madison Shapiro left their apartments in Chelsea and Hoboken and moved in with Christopher’s parents in Amagansett, New York. But the couple wanted their own space and were eager to get back to the city. Their timing paid off and they landed an apartment in a full-service building in Tribeca with three months free and no broker fee.